A Bill of Divorcement
1932 · 70 MIN · IMDB 6.5 · 1,971 VOTES · DIR. George Cukor
Overview
A World War I veteran returns home after fifteen years in an asylum and finds that everything has changed — his daughter is grown and about to marry.
Dialogue Timeline — 951 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:01:42 Do you think it is fair to leave me alone for hours ?
00:05:24 - We really have to go back o the party. - Darling we can't wish each other Merry Christmas in public?
00:08:19 I thought you send me another prayer book, we might do a deal.
00:10:20 Could you get married if you didn't want to.
00:13:05 Do you think I'm sentimental.
00:16:06 Wasn't it only shell shock with father?
00:20:31 - But I'm afraid... - Is my...?
00:23:17 Meg can't see with it means nothing.
00:25:36 - Sydney, is he...? - Its all right mother.
00:28:03 You understand that? Once it was a real hand.
00:30:22 No. Poor fellow!
00:32:50 Its no good you know, Sr. I'm as fit as you are.
00:36:07 - Margaret! - I've done nothing wrong!
00:38:22 - Dr. Alliot in the home, ma'am. - Ask him to come in here at once.
00:40:44 you can do without us all together".
00:43:21 just for formal clearance. He wants a word with you first.
00:46:45 I've got to, I see that.
00:49:06 - Isn't fair. - Anythings fair.
00:52:21 with a herd of scoring children.
00:54:41 No, Kit! Don't!
00:57:33 - Surer than I am at life! - I am never sure of life.
01:01:09 - All right, father. - I'm going.
01:03:52 You loved her.
01:08:15 Subtitled by NESUPEN
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed951
Dialogue density13.6 lines / min
First line00:01:42
Final line01:08:15
Production Record
DirectorGeorge Cukor
LanguageEnglish
Budget$300,000
IMDb votes1,971